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I think Americans certainly do both. Theres a lot of hometown pride, state pride, region pride in the Teacher Life Messy Bun Hair Women Last Day of School Leopard T-Shirt it is in the first place but US. But we also like to recognize our roots, most of us aren’t THAT far removed from them either go back 3-4 generations and you’ve got an ancestor who immigrated here from a country and it’s nice to recognize that connection Most Americans are here due to immigration. We wonder where our ancestors are from, because this is a fairly young country. Immigrants in many countries wonder about their ancestors. I was raised in Spain while neither of my parents are Spanish and let me tell you i so not identify as Spanish and take it as an insult tbh It may also be due the the melting pot nature of US society. Unless you’re Native American, we all came from somewhere else. In Europe, I’d assume anyway, people’s connection to their family origins are less important because the families have been there for longer.

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Well my European grandparents and hundreds of generations before them were born and grew up in the Teacher Life Messy Bun Hair Women Last Day of School Leopard T-Shirt it is in the first place but same area. Up till very recently most of Europeans were like that. I am a naturalized American so I identify myself neither with the area my ancestry is from, or the area I grew up in. One thing no one is really talking about is that Europe is incredibly culturally diverse. Someone in Italy lives a completely different lifestyle than someone in Sweden. As an American myself, if I asked someone where they from, and they said Virginia or Ohio or any other state (maybe with the exception of Hawaii and Alaska) that’s a boring answer. For the most part, living in one state is largely the same experience as living in any other state. Telling me your cultural background gives me much more information about how you were raised, your family, your values, etc. To see my youngest, it takes six hours/300 miles and they live in the same state. We move around a lot and maybe that’s why we grab onto ancestry? Idk.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.